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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1887-06-03

We publish this week the school state
ment of Bloom School District Our read
ers will please observe closely if they wish
to learn what is done with the tax for
school purposes.
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A carload of No. 2, 10 inch, Dubois
shingles, which will be sold very cheap.
Keystone Planning & Cabinet Co., near d.
l.. & w. depot, Bloomsbury. ct
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The small boys were cut in full force on
Decoration day. They seemed much at
tracted by the band and the zouaves, as
these were the points around which they
hovered mostly.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1887-06-03

rowanda, Bradford county, Pa, is to
nave new Opera House, which will be
open to the public some tire in the latter
part Of August.
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SALES.

For SALE. Pair of handsome bay horses
six and seven years old, large and strong,
good drivers and will work anywhere.
Warranted sound and free from faults or
blemishes are offered for sale solely for
want of use. j. H. SCHUYLER.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Full line of Wash Dress Goods, Batistes,
Seersuckers, Satteens, Lawns, Crepeline,
Jackanets, Zephyrs, Ginghams, &C., at l.
w. Hartman 81 Sons.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1887-06-03

Inc rain falls upon the just and unjust,
ana IS as ready to break up base ball
game as it is to spoil picnic for an orphan
asylum. New Orleans picouyp,
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1887-06-03

A perfect washing machine has never
been invented, but perfect washing soap
has. Dreydoppe's Borax Soap is as near
perfection as 1t is possible to attain, and
the price is very reasonable. 4tm27
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1887-06-03

A notion store has been opened In Fox's
building on Main street, at which almost
anything desired can be obtained.
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The members of Ent Post attended the
nsp'ist church In body last Sunday
morning. An excellent sermon was
preached by Rev. j. p. Tus,ip.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Boils, pimples, hives, ringworm, letter,
and all other manifestations OF impure
blood are cured by Hoods Sarsaparilla.
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LOST.
FOR RENT.

A Writ Fountain Pen. The finder will
be suitably rewarded by calling on Rev. s.
Mitchell
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1887-06-03

We announce this week the name OF N,
r. Moore, of Hemlock, for register and re-
corder. Mr.. Moore has never before
sought q political office.
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The citizens of Lock Haven are rejoicing
over the prospect OF electric light soon to
be introduced In that place.
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Just Received.

WANTRD.--Six or eight men to mine soft
ore. Apply to w. f. Hafer, New Column
bia, Union Co., Pa. 20m6t+
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Twenty-four couples of young people
from Danville came up Monday night to
attend the dance at Music Hall.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1887-06-03

Very handsome Cream Dress Goods, all
wool, 40 inches wide, at SOC, Also, Cream
Dress Flannels, at Sloan's.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1887-06-03

wall paper hangings and ceiling deco.
ra'ons TO produce almost any effect de.
sired. Gail and examine our stock and be
convinced. Carks book store.
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Don't forget the Ladies Lisle Thread
Gloves at l7c., and Children's Silk Mitts
for 17c. at l. w. Hartman IL Sons.
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Window fixtures, spring balance OF
spring top, lower than ever before, al
George A. Clark's.
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Ell Robbins has in his possession small
TIN ches' thatis more than 200 years old.
IL was brought from Ger'eany, and was the
property of his great great grandfather.
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when Baby vas sick, We gave her Castoria,
When shs Wa Chld, she cried for Castorl..
When she became Miss, she ciung TO Castori.,
When che lad Children, she gave them Ca.toria.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1887-06-03

A dance was given at the United States
hotel at Lightstreet on Thursday evening
of last week. Quite a large crowd was
present.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1887-06-03

At a meeting of the Board of Trustees OF
the Normal school held Monday evening,
William Neal was elected President OF the
board.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1887-06-03

A new lot of Swiss Embroideries in this
week at l. W. Hartman & Sons.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1887-06-03

Window shades, plain or dado, either
mounted or without fixtures as you PREFER
st Clark's book store.
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Miss Emma Aurandt, of Bloomsbury,
and Mr.. J. II. Hopper, of Danville, were
married at Danvile on Monday, May 10,
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School boards can obtain at this office
printed blanks for making out their finan-
cial statements to post up. 81
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1887-06-03

New Crinkled Seersuckers-Cream and
Red, Cream and Blue, 10c. at Sloan's.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1887-06-03

Ladies' and misses Silk Mitts, in all col
ors, at Sloans.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1887-06-03

Samuel Shaffer has the contract for fenc-
ing Athletic Park, and has begun the
work.
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wal paper for 1887. The newest, bes,
colored and most artistic designs at Clarks
book store.
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Vey handsome Batlste, in entirely new
styles, at Sloan's.
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Shipping tags, with or without strings
at the COLUMBIAN office. II,
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The SC. Lawns at l. w. Hartman s. Sons
are good style.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1887-06-03

Ladies' Cashmere Shawls and Scarfs at
l. w. Hartman & sons.
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Felt Lanchequins, Tides, Table Scarfs,
&C., at /. w. Hartman g. Sons.
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G. A. Herring is announced as a candi'
date for County Treasurer,
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1887-06-03

Our Children's Black Hose all have solid
white feet Sloan.
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Wall paper hangings and handsome cell
ing decorations at Clark's book store.
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Collectors receipt books and notices for
sale at this office. If.
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We have received a copy Of Wide Awake
a" illustrated magazine for children, for the
month of June. 1t is beautifully bound,
and well filled with pure, wholesome read
ing matter
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1887-06-03

The Pennsylvania rail road is getting
ready to tunnel under the Hudson from
Jersey city to the central part of New
York, where they will build large station
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@anamaher's.
PHILADELPHIA, May 30, 1857.

You can order what you want
by mail, if you can't come TO the
store yourself.
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wM. SNYDER, Clerk of o. C.
The undersigned win attend 10 the duties OF the
foregoing appointment at Its onice, IN the town
OF Blo0nsbuTg, on Monday the goth day OF June
next, at 10 O'Clock IN the forenoon when and
where all parties interested are requested 10 pre-
sent their claims before the undersigned be for
fund. N, u. FUNK,
may9I, Auditor,
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L. ". ". L.
Other Civic Societies.
er ans and Sons Of Veterans.


The route of the parade was up Locust
avenue to Catholic church, and decorated
the graves in the Catholic cemetery, then
across to the other cemetery and decorate d
the graves there ,afterward countermarched
to North street, where the Liberty pole was
raised. Here the following program was
observed: Music by the orchestra, prayer
by Rev. j. w. Buckley, vocal music by
Glee Club. Grafton by L. S. Winter
steen, Esq, of Bloomsbury. Music by
NJ. E. Choir Short addresses were then
given by various citizens, followed with
music by Orchestra and M. E. Choir, prayer
and doxology.
Thus ended the first Memorial day in
Centralia
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Memorial Day at Centralia.

Monday, May 30, was day to which
Centralia can point with pride. 1t was the
first observance of Memorial day, and was
done with much credit. Mr.. James Dyke,
chairman of committee of arrangements,
had few days previous erected hand
some liberty pole. The people from sur
rounding places assembled and filled the
streets, and avenues with people. The
houses generally were decorated with flags
and bunting. Music was furnished by
Quartette, NJ. E. Choir and Centralia band.
The parade formed at nine o'clock on Main
street with right resting on Locust avenue
in the following order:
Neter ans and Sons Of Veterans.
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j. X. Lockard has purchased new team
OF horses.
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This is our first summer issue.
Read MERGERS new advertisement.

Earthquake shocks still continue in
Mexico.
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Certified from the reoOrdsl
this 2ist day OF May, A. ID. y
1857.
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4 UDlTOR'S NOTICE.

COLUMBIA COUNTY, IS:
Among the records and proceedings OF the Or
phans Court OF Columbia county, It Is inter AHA,
thus contained.
In the matter OF thel And now May e. 1887
Estate OF Jacob De upon motion OF Messrs
mott, decd BoJ er and McDevitt, ,atty's
for Exceptions 10 account
hed, the Court appoints
IN. u. tunk, Esa., auditor,
to re-state account, pass
upon the exceptions fled
and make distribution, ac-
cordlng 10 law.
.... BY THE COURT.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-28
General Nous.

General News.
BUSINESS dull.
MEAN weather.
QunT on the lovce.
RIVER falling slowly.
FoUR boats leaving today.
TIM Gayoso leaves tomorrow for Tiplon-
Vile.
TIM Rene Macrcady has laid up during the
holidays.
THE Kate Adams leaves tomorrow for
Arkansas City.
TnE Helena is on her way from New Or
leans To this port.
TIN Chickasaw is the regular packet lcav-
ing this evening for White river.
DumNd the ~twcnty-four hours ending at
noon yesterday the river here fell two inchcs.
THE Ohio. Capt. John $. Jones, should
arrive today, aud she will leave for Cincin-
natl as soon as her cargo Is unloaded.
TnE James Lee, Capt. Claggctt, leaves this
evening for Helena and Friars Point VIM.
Ashford, VIII Darragh and Gus Cummins
arc her clerks.
Tue Rosa Lee. Capt. Henry Cooper, leaves
this afternoon for Gold Dust, Osccola and
way points on the upper coast. William
smithcr, Sid Wheeler and Charley LcftwiCll
are her clerks.
TN Joe Peters arrived from Arkansas river
with 20O bales of cotton and 2.l29 sacks OF
cotton seed. Owing 10 the holidays she laid
| upaud will not return to Arkansas river un'
Ill next Tuesday.
II. s. DISK SrRNGUE, an old-timc steam
boat mate, died suddenly nj Cincinnati on
Saturday last. lie left q wife and two SONS
George W, who is mate Of the j. G. Kerr,
and Ed f., with the Royal Insurance com
pany at Coyington.
OwrSsnoao Enquirer. The Guiding Star
got In q scoop on the l.. a n, yesterday.
Several ear loads of furniture from Tell City
were shipped here some time ago 10 be ~
shipped by rail Ia New Orleans. The rail-
road could not furnish ears Ia transport IL
fast enough, and the Guiding star, after
loading mp with all the furniture that was
ready Tor shipment at Tell city, came on
down and scOopod IN all that had been
shipped here.
SUNDAYS 81. Louis RcDpJliom says: "Nav-
igation at II. Louis Is at q dead stop. The
big river has shrunk until II l. dOwn below
the three foot mark. Sand banks, snags and
other instructions are popping mp every
where. The river j. full from shore Ia shore
with heavy, floating lee, and as IL is only
moving at the rate Of two or three miles per
hOur an lee hTidgcd river would unqucstiOn-
ably result with a night or tNOof zero wealth
cr. The lee cloggcd at Maple island yes,cr-
day, but moved again. GENERALLY, OF late
years the Mississippi, in the vicinity of II.
Louis, has blocked az or near Maple island.
The stcam-bOutmcn are much better pleased
with the suspension oi traffic than they have
Been with the wrctchcd condition Of the
river, ~ it has been from here out 10 Cairo
Tor morc than a month. The boats have
been running for a long time NJ n dead cN-
pcnsc, aud then only with the greatest dini-
guilty and constantly threatened danger.
There have been no steamer nut or in for
several days, and with the present condition
Il j. impossible 10 say just when another
boat Viii ~ out"
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..rnrrrirs

Sretr- ruU white, Oisc on white, C'im
CSC: yellow clarified. GatU'.g open kettle,
ai,m,t.. refined 4, Ole standard rr,uu
lated plantation Funulatcd, 5',@7'.C
powdered. i'.g cut loaf 7hsr firm,
R'I-loui,iana, oatpoho. Carolina o.,
C,,pn Sticks, all sinrs. In bovc, rail.
and barrels O'4tglV fancy assorted J'@i"'
firm.
sov- AN C,vprr Soap 3@5'sC Fan.
dies. lull weight S'ttrl.
CuI.r New York factory. ~ hll cream.
iJttiJt., Young Amer u, he.
tuirvr common. lni.D ordinary @lie,
Nl,C fair "a m2',C prime RIO, s2'.C
choice 90 fancy, 2j',@asC old govern.
m,ut. .Ntiiri firm.
suIa saginaw, ~ ajni a. per barrel.
sacks lime. ~ Iiri a. conr-r. ~ to@l ~,
Iu. irts. blr1rhcd, a ~. mixed, barrels,
SO "a. mixed. 2Amic.
t,NNtp Uuons-riuc apples. 81 2jGi IN.
Peaches. . pounds. standard, o. 3 pound.
standard, e. 5ii seconds. ~ 30. Tomatoes.
. pounds. standard, simi ~. o pounds.
standard. ~ sol ai. stnwbcrrics ~ go.
na,phprics 81 ~ Blu, khrfrics, A ibai -.
Grorn ngus A. 5itti 49, Pears, u 1i@2 %.
Fuw., ~ N'ffl o. Asparagus, v loot -
Grrrn cou. Al 2,ai o.. Green peas, ~ Ulct
I Cd. Cove oNst,r. hll weight. / pound 81.
| . pounds. - tlHl 80 light weight I pound.
giaG,c 2pouuds ,l6i 10 Condemned
milk. CruWu. s. 55tii ~ Eagle. q ~.
swi.s. . IS salmon, " ~ sarlIucs. 81.
mustard surlinrs, - % Matkcryl u ~
herring maCkcrvl. 81 -.
MottssFa= Louisiana iair. go. chpi,c now,
90 new prime, So centrifugal, fancy $50
a. common az fiir. 1jf lsr prime 90 choice,
iutt 10 syrup, .u'g t1C steady.
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NJ, :. q u Y. r., eoii steamers, 40 wagons. 900
Total, ai0i bales.
ENpors-M n T. u. r.. ia; l.. 4 ~ n. r., 4,172
J.. \. o&T r. r., l,Oi2 steamer north, LIES
Total, G,jiS
NEW %
sPo:r opened steady and closed quiet; mid.
ding, IOs-c. sales. 81 bales. Quotation,
were as follows; Ordinary, 7&,c; good ordi-
nary, 03.lGc; low middling, 1870; middling,
1880 good mIddling iojsci middling fair,
ne; fair, l2kt.
i'nturcs opened quiet and firm, and closed
quiet, nS follows; December, 10. i0Gl0.50;
January, lO52@l053; February, 1850
1864 March, 10, 7i@lO.75, sApril, IO.s3@
1851 May, i0,7i@lo75 juno, iLo0@liOl:
July, ll.O0@ll.O7; August ll.Oo9ll.1O;
September observation-disclosures 10 2l@lO.26
November 1o05@lO.Oa. Sales, s., 800 bales.
NEW ORLEANS.
The spot market opened demand fair, and
closed steady; middling 0Nc. Sales, 1900
bales. Quotations were as follows: Ordi-
nary, SIC; good ordinary 0lsc; low mid.
ding 90iGc; middling, 0'sc; good mid
ding TO- &C..
Futures opened firm and closed quiet
aud steady, rs follows; December, $500
o0l January, o9i@a0A February, l00i
@loOj; March, 10 lsalOl9 April, lO30@
1881; May, 1o.i2dl0 10; juno, i0.630l0.5j;
July, iOGim 1850; August, l0.OlMl0G}i
September, l0.t2@l0li October, 07lW
073; November O.59bid. Sales, -, 200 bales
DAILY roUr ASD INTERIOR MiWgGr,
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Money. nonds mud sinch.

Nrw YoRK, Dec. 2L-Muncy on call easy
atb Ia : per cent, last loan at q per cent,
closed ut j0tb per cent Prime mercantile
paper, Gd7b per cent. Sterling exchange
dull hut steady nc is24 Tor sixty day bills
and lSa3i for demand.
Government bonds dun but firm. State
bonds quiet but steady to firm.
The stock market was moderately active
today aud strong all the way out after n de
cidcdly weak opening, the cunl stock being
the special features NJ The trading. Their
was some pressure tn sell for London Hr.
count, which made q weak opening. Though
the bears aud professional nut out some
irvsh short lines, there was good buying by
the cliqucH and 10 "a moderate dcgrcc by
commission houses. Rumors wcrc carly cir
culatcd that the strike on the Heading was
about 10 c~ollnp-e, which stimulated pnr-
chascs for speculative account, and un the
confirmation ~ the rnmor the shorts In the
coal stocks especially -wcllcl the number Of
buyers. The DEALING In Reading were NJ.
tended 10y considerable excitement IN the
early morning, but l~hckuWannn a%itcrWnrd
tuuk the lead aud shot M rapidly, car.
ryiug the general list FAR beyond the
best prices uf saturday. The prompt aud
firm action uf the Recalling company did
q great deal Ia restore and preserve
confidence, aud ~ halt was made In the up
ward movement when once fairly started
The news of thcday, beyond that mentioned,
was not ol special Importance, AMI had little
effect on prices. Among the other stocks
which became noticeable Tor strength were
Missouri Pacific and Canada Southern.
though lhcamount 1T business done IN either
was small. There was ~ setback of !mpor.
lance, though small reactions occurred he
fore noon aud In the last hour the advance,
however, ceased only with the close 1T bust
mes, and the market closed stnung NJ ahuut
| bonds we're quiet, but generally irn, sales
s171uOn The total sales u stocks today
were 2jl,iGi shares. Closing quotations:
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Groceries.

Nrw Yous. Dec. gs-CoGcc-Spoi fair
Rio firm NJ IA. Options higher, but only
moderately a'tiyc Salrs, 400 bags. de-
ccmbcr. so GiaiB ~ January, 40 ~
miG ~. February, o. ajdiG o.; March,
SO a,,a H. -. April. 80 3odiO 90; May,
siB 2,aiG ~ June, SO O,0rl6 Is; July,
Si6 Sna lGu Aueusi, sI5 is,al5 20; Srp-
iembcr. as Oo@i3 G October, sii 500
usSsl. 80 50ais 90 SuGr-Firm, hut
trading light Bahi, o. 5.ldc refined, firm;
e. iI,Wid-,; Ixtn &, d5hsc; white, o.,
@ht.c. standard A, o. cubcs, &c. Mo.
lasscs -Quicta and sicadi
NV Oufr,S- la Dec. 25-sugar-
Quiet hut steady. open kettle. choice, 49,.
prime h. strictly phnr ilmt 1.iG; fully
lair. l',c. r,ntdfusak thuiCc white, ~.
III white. ilmsg chufrc yellow clarified.
6b@t 5it, prime, $40 1-lGc of,
o t.tts. sr,uuls, a. ~. Mulns,os=lr
regular ufcu kettle, 81 -c. 3jlaj1c. strictly
prime. a1ft.lt, crntr fgals, ruud prime,
iOasic prime. iT@is Syrup-9ma tc.
C|lNct,NNr, Dee q Whisky food lie.
mind. sllos, since Fnd 2jl1 barrels I'm.
i,hcd goods un u basis 4 81 a.. Buttcr-
Firm. mncy northwest eamcry, Sc, cNtu
Ohio. "a; good io phn alry roll, i5alGc.
S~nrurHIinn; hard , Ell, 7iiasc; New
Orleans ia,m5tsc. W Easier at 100 2Oc.
| lhc,sr=Iair drmnndi me to choice Hat,
regular make, ia 10.
Cmc,ao. bee 2s.-on the produce cx.
change tntay the huituI market was quict,
extra creamery. 2siimUN fancy dairy 2bG,
~. Iggs-@ 2N2ic.
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E|
cables were very. strong Light receipts OF
hogs today made PORK very firm. May
wheat opened at $3.50, and Immediately adj
vanced 70 Soc, againstss close on Friday at
s4azc. May corn started at 5ic, against Fri.
days close at b~37s654c. May pork opened
&c higher, at fl5 80. Tho market held very
firm, and the range, after the first opening
at Sihc, was betgccnSiiEc and S51sGS5Jlc
for May wheat. May corn ranged between
63Ac and 53A@54hc, The high price being
touched along towardtbc end Of the hour.
May pork kept between $40 10 and $40 So,
but was rather steady 81 $40 90 the greater
part OF the time, on heavy outside buying.
May wheat then wentio sj9sc; but when the
visible supply statemrnf was given out IL
coscd of 20 s5lfc. May 1orn at this time
touched 6i2.c: May nor advanced to$l5 %
by 1880 o'clock, and May lard, which
opened unchanged at ( s1n, and had cascd OIL
10 ~ 07i4@s 10, advanced TO s. l7Is. There
was sharp bidding for pork just before
the | o'clock close, aud PRICES were run up
very quickly. May pork riyanced 10 Sl577H,
and closed at Si5 IS. Wheat and corn ad-
yanced in sympathy.
The leading futures RANGED rs follows:
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MieeeIfunaams-

HipEs-Dry flint, No. !. 12Ilc; No. ., 9llc;
dry saltcd, 7@Oc; green saltcd, No, ], GA@
6'lci No. ., DC. green, 4@5c; sheepskins, 15c
MSl.
WHsEY-Straight Kentucky Bourbon,
Maryland and Pennsylvania Rye, Robinson
aud Lincoln counties, Tennessee WHISTLES,
according 10 age and make; COMMON whisky,
UOctaSl 10, according To proof.
BNGgiNG-GbM73tc.
TTs-tl 20Gl %.
Snor-Drop, II 80; buck, 81 co.
LEiD-Gr.
NAus.-lron, 81 1902 %; steel, s. 30I32 80,
PownrR-kcgs, 81 half Kegs, " 20, quar-
ter kcgF, n 90.
ToB,cco-tommon, 25g3jc, other grades,
3jdSjc.
sNrEr-Garnct's, $40 -; ltalph's, $40 %;
railroad, 80 -. Gail Il Ak, 80
Coat Ou-rrime white, wholesale lots, lOc
per gallon.
Woodbury. grease wool, unwashcd, 1870
lSc; clear grease wool, 23ft2bc; bury washed,
goa 3oc; tub washed, 3S@3jc.
~liEfsWAN-gur.
TALLOw-3n3itc e.
iuRs AND SKINs-Dccr, 25d soc, bear, SlW
Z mink, lhUi0c; coon, hunter handled, l5t
Gjc; country handled, l6'dsDc; otter, sldj;
beaver, 5OcGSi; wild cat, l5t25c; fox,
ljcai -; muskrlt, l0d l6c; opossum, l0Gdi5c;
wolf, Joc@S2i skunk, lj6lGor, panther, SOC
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a@ic; roasted, '2kc higher sbelled, Zoe
P~cGpns-Texas, 0lgl2c.
BurrrR-Butterinc, l5c; creamery, 9s@S2c:
dairy, lS@22c; country butter, l5@20.
GhNE-Quail, Sldl % per dozen
squirrels, 81 10 per dozen. venisou-
Whole deer, id5c; saddles, S0l0c. Wild
ducks, 81 TO 2 per dozen. Rabbits, 81 pei
dozen. Prairie chickens, - per dozen.
Wild turkeys, - per dozen.
PouLTnY-Chiekens, spring Sl@2; hens,
81 2.S..a@;; turkeys, $GCdl2; dressed chickens,
81 75Cg2 so; turkeys, l0Gl2c per pound
ducks, - jOG3; geese, $i@s.
PorAToEs-Firm selling at s0g90c per bu,
81 J0g2 a. per brl; Utah, slMl 10 per bu;
sweet potatoes, $2Gt2 % per brl.
CIpER-New York, 80 10 per brl and 50 &c
per half brl.
NINEGAR-Pcr gallon, t0Gl5c.